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Sort order

464177Nov 1 2005 — edited Nov 3 2005
Your help is appreciated. Basically I would like to sort the character in alphabetical order regardless to the case. However, if the alphabet is the same, then I would like to sort by lower to upper case.

For example, I have the followings in my table:

aA
Aa
ab
aC
bC
Bz
C1
Cz

and I would like to sort this column in the following order, is there a way I can do this?

aA
ab
aC
Aa
bC
Bz
C1
Cz

Thanks

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yhjhoo

It's supported. JavaFx is included in jre & jdk since 1.7.40.

I have developed a application, it runs on linux, windows and red hat as well. Only mac got a few problems when it was running.

jsmith

Red Hat Linux is not officially supported by JavaFX .

The supported Linux flavor for JavaFX 2.2 is Ubuntu 10.4 + gtk2 2.18+ as reported by Oracle's document: JavaFX Supported Configurations.  If you encounter bugs or issues specific to running JavaFX on RedHat, they may be closed in the JavaFX bug tracker as will not fix (due to lack of official support for running JavaFX on the platform).  As JavaFX is an open project, RedHat could, if they chose to, decide to officially support JavaFX for their OS distribution.

I believe that when JavaFX for Java 8 is released, it will add support for a couple more Linux flavors such as SUSE, Oracle Enterprise Linux and some Linux variants targeted at embedded systems like the Raspberry PI.  I don't believe Java 8 will initially ship with certified Red Hat style Linux support (e.g. RHEL, CentOS or Fedora).

Anecdotally though, numerous people have reported JavaFX working fine on red hat linux based systems.  The JavaFX packager tool will even produce a red hat style rpm package for a JavaFX program.  Red Hat Linux will probably be fine to use for development work and perhaps even for delivery of a JavaFX production application that you have validated in your development environment.

yhjhoo

I believe Red Hat 6.0 gtk version is greater than gtk2 2.18+. see the statement here:

Linux32 and 64 bitUbuntu 10.4 +
gtk2 2.18+		2.2
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